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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
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THE CLOTH VS.. THE. 7urnN

THE CLOTH VS.. TIE. CURVE.
There's many minister sighs when he hears
How fortune the ball-playsr follers.
The preacher in debt nnds o. cupful of tears;
The pitcher returns full of dollars.
Every cat has its night-key. 1t keeps
it in its voice.-[Burlington Free Press.
The bottle-fillors of Chicago have
struck. If the bottle. emptiers would
only strike. happy,homes would multiply.
A book of rules. for playing lawn
tennis has been published, but it omits
the most important rule of all for begin
ners, which is: First, get your lawn.
Louisville Courier.J Journal.
Clerk lin New Jersey dry goods store
-"Can l do anything else for you,
madam" Bew Jersey Lady-"H'm,
believe there was something more
wanted. Oh, yes, / will look at yoxl
mosquito muzzles, please"
Collect0r-'Mn. Jones, am sorry to
have to ask You to pay this little bill.
Jones-"Are you, my boy? Well. can
sympathize with you from the bottom
of heart. I'm sorry you have to ask
me. ."-lPittsbasg Dispatch.
Clerk at Buffalo hotel Ito. stranger
-"Dont you blow out the gas wher
you go to bod" Stranger-"Well, ol
the Swo it's the easier DEATH" CLERK
breathes hard and doesn't ask for ex
PLANTATION. pittsbuig Dispatch.
Minister ito layman) n)-ssBut why d.
lyou say that Mr.. Smith is good man
He rarely appears at church" Laymar
I-"I know he doesn't show up at church
very often, but Bradstreet's quotes hin
Al."-[Puck.
Omaha Lady-"How strange it seems
Only few years ago you were mer,
child, and now you are married." New
York Lady--"Yes, have been married
three years." "Any children" "Ob
no; we live in flat."-[Omaha World
Detroit Child-"If she's from Chica %
guess you better not introduce me Il
her,"
Omaha Child-"Why not?p "I'm frait
she wouldn't feel com table if she knew
l was from Detroit" II don't see why.
"Why, our club always beat the Chioa
gos, you know"
In Bermuda-Poetic caller (who ha
come down on the last steamer "Wha
Is that balmy, spicy ordor that watts il
at the easement and seems to send tn
new life spinning through my sluggish
Northern blood?" Practical caller (wh
hes been there three weeks) )-"Onions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
LIVELY PKiZE FIlsmr.
Warren Beats DamfOrth. ne MIN.
meapOfis.

MINNxAPoLIs. Mimi, May O.-No
event since the Sullivan-Cardi1hf 1h fgnt has
caused 30 much interest as the ight be-
tween Tommy Warren, of louisville.
the champion feather.weight pugilist and
Tommy Danforth, of New York, 1t the
Washington rink tonight. H has been
an open question which was the better
man, and they are 80 nearly matched in
size and weight that the contest between
them depends entirely on their pngilistic
ability. Warren is quarter Of an inch
taller than Danforth, while the latter IL
a littlo broader across the shoulders than
Warren. The men were weighed this
morning. Warren weighing llS4 and
Danfogth ll74,
THE AGREEMEEsr
Tha articles of agreement called for q
tifteen-rouud contest with two-ouuce
gloves, Queensbury rules,. the man hav-
ing the best of the fight at the end, to
be declared winner of the fght. The
light to be for 5000 and of the entire
gate receipts the wiuner to take all.
THEY CoMNSNcE.
After several preliminary set-toos the
two principals appeared. Warren was
seconded by Patsy Cardiff and John
Donaldson, and Danferth by John P.
Claw and Daniel Needham. Both men
appeared in perfect condition, and
when time was called responded
promptly for the first round.
Il HOW THEA WORKED.
\ For ten rounds the men were pretty
evenly matched, and it was give and
ftake with the odds, IL there were any
| thing, in favor of Warren. The last
three rounds Danforth was plainly beat
en-, but fought bravely to the end, when
he was laid cul for good by blow on
his jugular.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
EASTERN.
Rich Gold Discoveries in
Colorado.
GOVERNOR HILLS GIN VETO.
Arrest of q Mexican Governor
The Rio Grande OyerhOws-
Eastern Decorations.

Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD
Fort SMITH. Ark, May 30.-A re-
port from the Golden City mining dis.
trict is received tonight, bringing glow
ing accounts of rich gold finds in that
vicinity. Rich placer claims are loca-
ted and said to extend for six miles.
Assays to-day from the new quartz mines
show from fhirty.six to fifty.nine dol
lars per ton OF free smelling gold. Large
quantities of gray copper were also found
in the mines. Many capitalists from
this city are investigating the locality,
and the outlook is for great results.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
EASTERN TURF.
Haggfm Victorious at Jerome
LatOmia Races.


JEROME PARK, May 30.-The weather
and track are fine. The first race of
five-eighths of a mile was won by j.. Is.
Hsggin's Ichi Ban; second, Rampero;
third, Patrocles; time, l:Ol4. This is
very fast. There were thirteen starters.
Ichi Ban was the favorite.
In the second race Of one and one.
sixteenth of mile the winner was Hy.
pasta; second, Buffalo; third, Nellie Vain
time, l:52. There were four starters,
with Hyspasia the favorite.
OUR COAST WINS.
In the third race, the Fordhham hand.
leap of one and one quarter miles, the
orses got off with War Eagle in the
lead and Orifamme second. Passing
the stand Stonebuck took first, Buck
stone second and War Eagle third. AT
the next quarter Stonebuck was in the
lead and Orifamme second. At the
half Stopebuck was first, War Eagle
second, Orifamme third. At the three
quarters Stonebusk led, Oritamme ste-
ond, Blackstone third. Coming into the
stretch Orhamme was leading, with
Blackstone seoond, War Eagle third.
Oritiamme won amidst great excitement,
with War Eagle second and Stonebuck
third; time, 2sll. There were eleven
starters, with Orifiamme, the favcrite.
He is California.bred horse.
LAyoNIA RACss.
LAToNIA, May 30.-Owing to heavy
+ =
condition. and slow. The attendance
was small. Six furlongs, Fat DAILY won
Vivian second, Billy Smith third; time
l:23a.
Six fuplongs, Lakewood won, Faitl
Thompson second, Lea third; time
l:23Sa.
Six furlongs, Gov. Roberts won, Ton.
Pastor second, Brilliant third; time
l:231
Colts and geldings, two.year-olds, fiv
furlongs, Saurolene won, Satorera sec
ond. Cassie Steele third; time, los.
! For maidens, three year-olds and up
wards, seven furlongs, Lottie Wall wor
Galatea second, 0perton third; time
l:S7A.
For three year.olds that have not wo
at this meeting, one mile race, Voltagri
won, Rose second, Luke Alexand'
third; time, l:50s
For three.y year-olds and upwards, Oh
mile and seventy yards, Kaloolah wol
Elgin second, Wanderloo third; tim
l:55.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
" hopping Tustim.

TUsTIN, via Santa Ana, May 3O.-A
wealthy syndicate from San Francisco
and Los Angeles have just completed
the purchase of the Lehy tract at Tus.
tin, for $4,000. A subdivision will i'm
mediately follow on the other large
purchases, they being from twenty to
fifty acres adjoining the town, just COM
pleted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
BRIGHTON RACES.
New Track Opened with Great
Success.

New York, May 3O-The Brighto,
Beach Race Association began its season
at the Beach Course to-day, there beips
large attendance.
Five furlongs--Bell Ringer won.
Hojer second, Racquet third. Time,
l:04. The mutuals paid s7l.
Three-quarter mile--King Arthur
won, McBowling second, Moliie Thomas
third. Time. l:l61.
Three. quarter mile, Winard won, Tip.
sey second, Ariel third. Time, l:l6i.
At the three quarter mile, Bramble.
ton won, Ben Thompson second, Peters
burg third. Time, l:l6h
One and one.fourth miles. Herbert
won. Barnun second, Frank Ward third.
Time, 2:llR Mutuals paid SllS and
$40.
Seven furlongs, Adonis won, Susie
Forbes second, Lord Bsaconstield third.
Time, 1901.
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prono.ed Tariff Measure.

PH1LADELPHIA, May 3O.-A Wash.
ington dispatch to the Times says: SEQ.
retarv Fairchild is seriously contemplat-
ING a movement, with the appreciation
of the President and his colleagues,
looking to concentration of the Demo-
Gratis in the House of Representatives
and Senate upon measure OF tariff re-
duction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
FOREIGN.
Paris MOurns and Holds
Service for the Dead.
GREyY SIGNS HIS CABINET.
Pfeliminaries in Arranging the
Cabinet-The POpe's Tem-
pOral Power.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD
PARIS. May 30.-Services over the
remains OF the victims recovered from
the ruins of the Opera Comique, were
held to-day in the Cathedral of Notre
Dame. The edifice was filled with an
immense throng. including many distin-
guished persons. Many in the crowd
wept. audibiy. Two hundred thousand
persons lined the route to the cemetery,
the procession being many miles lopg.
The remains were buried in the cemetery
at Pontin. Goblet and Berthelot deliv.
cred the orations at the graves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
EARTHQUAkE UNDER MEXICO
Phenomenal Aqueous Occurren.
ces i'm the InseftOr.

ces. i'm the interior.
CRY OF MExIco, via Galveston, May
30.-Reposts coming in from various
points in the southern part Of the Re-
public show that the earthquake of Sun.
day morning was felt very generally. 1t
is universally stated that the shock was
severe. 1t was felt in Jalapa, Cordova.
Espranza, Tehucana, Pueblo aud Zaca
tacas. According to ascertained facts,
an acaueduct here was cracked in sorae
places, and a curious phenomena is re.
ported. Water first heated and after.
wards cooled. COnfirmatory evidence
has been received of sulphuroua &C
| cumulation perceptible at various points
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
BRAVE MISS BLAIR.
The Heroine of Wards COMPANY
ar SANTA Cruz Fire.

at SamUa Cruz Fire.
SANTA Cruz, May 30.--Miss Eugene
Blair, leading lady of the Ward Com.
pany, did brave act here which won
her the applause of onlookers. She
was sitting on the Pacific ocean
House porch when she saw the
SwantOn House on fire, and Immediately
rushed over to render assistance to
the ladies of the Company staying at the
Swanton House. On her way down the
turning stairway she saw a lady who
was too weak to stand and in danger .
being injured. Miss Blair brayely took
the lady in her arms. and carried her to
a place of safety, at the risk of her own
life
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
CYCLONE AND EARrHQUAKE,
NogaIes Never GETS Left when
Earthquakes A bound.

NoGALEs, Ariz., May 30.-There was
pretty severe shock of earthquake here
this afternoon at about l o'clock, which
in its severity created much excitement,
though no damage was done. Ten min.
utes afterward there was another shock,
but il was very light.
CYCLONE FROM THE HEAVENS.
Last evening o terrific dry cyclone
visited this city. 1t came from the
mountains on the east side OF the town,
and swept away great many Mexican
jackals, and unroofed several more SUBJ
buildings. There was no one
injured severely.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
A MUxDEHEx ExLAENs.
Claims He DID No More Tnan
Others Would DO.


SALT LAKE, May 30.-The inquest
over the body of J. P. Dhrtou, killed on
Sunday morning, developed little that
was new. Martin claims that Burton
looked through window of saloon
and saw him counting his money, and he
followed him. Burton's friends deny any
disguise, and claim it to have been cold
blooded murder. The Csroner's verdict
was: shooting, malicious and premedi-
tated." Burton was young man raised
here, and had many warm friends.
Martin is barkeeper. and said, when
asked why be shot, that he did no more
than any other man would have done
under similar circumstances. Before
the fatal shot Martin fired in the air to
frighten Burton away.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
pAMPNEss AT vIsALIA.
is THE EARTH ON FIRE?
Serious Fires at santa CRUZ an d
Everywhere.

Serious Fires at santa Cruz and
Everywhere.
SANTA CRUZ. May 3O.-A fire broke
out at o'clock this afternoon in Chi
ness wash. house, on the lower Plaza. A
breeze was blowing brisk. and the fir Q
spread rapidly to an Italian saloon and
hotel adjoining kept by c. Capelli, and
10 the livery stable of Goodwin q Mar
tin. Several minutes elapsed before the
firemen could get to work. To add to
the dilemma, the water was partially
turned of, and the force was Intellectual.
FLAMES SPREAD RAPIDLY.
The flames communicated rapidly to
the Swanton House and the Bonner
stable, and in twenty minutes a general
confsgration, the largest ever known IN
this city for many years, was in PRO-
gress.
CITIZENS ASSIST.
The citizens Immediately rallied to the
support of the firemen. The flames had
now gained the mastery, and for about
thirty minutes it ragged without check,
extending down to Water street on both
sides nearly to the upper bridge across
San Lorenzo river and down Front street
to the Eagle stables.
EXTENT OF DAMAGE.
Within little more than an hour after
the alarm, the Swanton House. Capelll's g
Italian Hotel, the Santa Cruz House,
the Swiss Hotel, Bonner's stables, the
French laundry, Goodwin & Martins
livery stables, one Chinese laundry and
five dwellings were in ashes. Farm
hams feed stables and the Anthony
Block on Water street, were badly
damaged. ALI the horses and vehicles
were saved, besides considerable furni
ture. The total loss is $50, 600; partl,
insured.
CoNQUERING CALoRIc.
SAN DIEGO, May 30.-A barn belong
ing to Alexander Bellar was struck b,
lightning last night, at the Encinitas
about thirty miles from this city, ant
which with its contents was burned u
the ground. The building was new on
and cost about $1,000. Itcontained iO'
tons of hay and all the farming implie
ments of the ranch. 1t was insured 10
500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
A had Break.

The zanja Madre made bad break
yesterday near the Baker foundry. and
flooded Alameda street for about three
miles. The street was impassable for.
ladies for some time, and the passenoeru
that arrived on some of the afternoon
trains had to 60 on to the Union Depot
instead OF alighting at Commercial Or
First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
cyclone at Sandusky.

CLEVELAND, May 30.-A special from
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, reports that q
cyclone passed over that place between
s and 6 o'clock this afternoon, doing
great damage to trees, fences, etc. The
spire of the Catholic church, two hun
dred feet high, was blown over and the
front of the church wrecked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
PREPARING A MONUMENT
TO be Erected over J. w. MAR.
shal,s Grave.

shal,s Grave.
SACRAMENTO, May 30--Senator ANA.
dor and j. Il. Miller, of the Record. I'm.
ion, members and Marshal of the Mon.
ument Commission, will leave by private
conveyance in the morning for Coloma,
where the gold discoverer, J. w. Mar.
shall, is buried. They will examine
quarry near there. and if the rock proves
satisfactory they will use the same for
$1,000 monument.
DEFEAT OF THE G. AND MoRANs.
SAN Francisco, May 3O.-The Green.
hoods and Morans were defeated to-day
by the Pioneers. Score, l9sto 3.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
The Rio Grande Flooded.

ALBUQUERQUE, May 30.-The Rio
Grande has been gradually rising for the
past few days, and the railroads are an.
ticipating washouts. All trains have
been several hours detained by slow
running on account of the fear of the
rising river.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
CYCLONES AND STORMS.
Air Co.Operates with the Earth,
and Both mboree.

CALICO, May 30.-A severe wind
storm from the east visited this place
at $50 P. NJ. yesterday. Buildings at
the Blackfoot, King. Bismarck and
Occidental mines were unroofed. Thomas
Craig, miner at the Occidental, was
slightly Injured by the falling On his
cabin of a part of the grade work. The
Orc Grande mill, under construction
near Daggett, was demolished. The
amount of damage Is not reported.
HIGH WATER AT wALLA wALLA.
WALLA WALLA, May 30.-The high
water carried out the Yakima county
bridge, over the Natchez river, on Sun.
day.
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THE FRENCH DILEMMA.
CombinationsrofStrategy Not Al.
ways Effective.


ways Effective.
PARIS, May 30.--It is reported that
President Grevy, in order to avoid Ger.
tain defeat in the new Ministry ON any
important issue, will close the session Of
the Chamber OF Deputies on June 18th
at the meeting of the Cabinet as first
constituted. General Saussier has in.
sisted on withdrawing the Military Bill,
and as an opposition to this his col
leagues surrendered the War Portfol 10.
NOT YET EsTABIIaYED.
PARIS, May 30.--At meeting of the
Ministers, held today at President
Grevys residence, the final mpletiou
of the Cabinetwas not yet entirely settled
NJ. Heredia has rejected the portfolio oi
the Public Works.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
THE DhIlY EXPLOSION,
BURsrINC BaILER-Loss or LIFE.
NIGH TY COUNCIL.
Proposed Assemblytng of the
Arch bishops.

New YoaK, May 3G.-A Baltimore
special to the Sun says that Cardinal
Gibbons will return in June, and will
probably be armed with powers TO con.
vene a mighty council from the officials
of the Propaganda, so that when he as
semblss the Archbishops. the line of in.
quiry will be mapped out for their re.
consideration. What that course will
be has already been indicated by the
Cardinals report on the Knights Of
Labor. Probably great majority OF
the Archbishops will heartily approve
of his views.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
THE NATIONS GRATITUDE.
Decorating the Graves of the
Hue and the Gray.

NEW YORK, May 30.--Business
very generally suspended in this city to
day. Thousands are visiting the tom
of General Grant, to do honor to tn
illustrious dead. f1te
A procession, composed OF militia an,
veteran organizations, and carriage
containing MANNED and invalid veterans
was reviewed by Governor Hill, accom-
panied by Generals Sherman, Sheridan
and Sickels, and many other distn-
guished people. 1t is estimated thai
about 200 people were in the line.
SAN FRANCISCO pEcoRArEs.
SAN Francisco, May 30.-Decoration
Day was observed here by a parade OF
all the State troops stationed in this city,
and the Grand Army men, followed by
the decorating OF the deceased soldiers
graves in the city cemeteries. Most of
the business houses were closed. Liter
ary exercises will be held this evening
PATRIOTIC ANAHEIsI.
ANAHEIM, May 30. Memorial Day
was observed bya general cessation of
business. Malvern Hill Post of the G.
A. R., with large representation from
the local civic societies and citizens,
formed procession of over one mile in
length and marched with bands to the
cemetery, where appropriate services
were held. @
SANTA ANA SORROWS.
SANTA ANA, May Decoration
Day was observed here with the usual
imposing ceremonies. A procession of
the Grand Army Posts, Sons of Vet
Grams. and ladies belonging to the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, with music, paraded
the principal streets to the cemetery,
where flowers were tenderly and Low.
ingly strewn upon the graves of their
fallen comrades.
SANTA CRUZ CELEBRATES.
SANTA CRUZ, May 3O.-Memorial ex-
ercises were in progress at the pavilion
and the business houses all closed. The
streets are comparatively deserted.
DECORATING IlNcoLN's GRAVE.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 30.-Imposipg
services were held here to-day.
A great number of visitors from outside
points attended the exercises at Lin
coins monument. Senator Cullom wei.
coined the visitors and veterans and de-
livered a brief eulogy upon the mar
tyred President. He was followed by
other speakers, after which number of
handsome floral tributes were placed on
the tomb.
MRS. GRANT AT THE GRAVE.
New YORK, May 3O.-Early in the
day Mrs. Grant stood at the tomb of her
hero of Appomattox, and entering it,
placed her personal token of flowers
upon the casket within, though the
narrow space was filed with other
foliage. Hers was the only offering of
flowers. All else were heavy
eaved and of dark green. Mrs.
Grant went away to her home, not to
be present when the public should
come to the services.
OFFERINGS FROM CHINA.
There were offerings from the Ficeroy
Of China by his Minister here; from the
Loyal Legion and many others. Twenty
people were there when the
services began at four o'clock. Grant
Post. Brooklyn, was in charge, assisted
oy Gen. Morgan and Gen. Hamilton.
FIFTY CoLoREDlwoMBN
IN uniform marched to the tomb with
lowers that were appropriate to the
eryices, according to the e. A. R. ritual
Tno. Rhey Thompson, D D.. now of the
" ashington Square NJ. 4. Church, de.
iveyed the oration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
At Domaine.

PETALUMA, May 30.--Three men while
at work on the wharf at Donahue land
ing on Saturday afternoon, fell into the
water. Two of them were drowned.
The body of one named Larry was re-
covered a short time afterward.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
Grevy signs nts Cab,ue.

PARIS, May 30.-It is officially stated
that President Grevy has signed the
following Cabinet: Rouvier, Premier
and Minister of Finance and of Posts
and Telegraphs; Fallieres. the Interior;
Flourens, Foreign Affairs; Spuller. Pub.
lilo Instruction.. Mazan, Justice; Gen.
Ferron, War; Berbey, Marine; Daut-
resme, Public Works; P. Barbe. Agri-
cultura
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
TEMPLETON GETS 1T.

TEMPLEToN, May 30.-An electric
storm of thunder and lightning occurred
here last night, and rain is still threat
enipg.
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POPE,s TEMPORAL POWER.
Expectation that ITS h restoration
will Occur.

ROME, May 30.--The 0sservatort
Romano interprets the Pope's utterance
in his allocution, as meaning that no re-
Cancellation is possible between the VAT
lean and Quirinal, without the restitu-
ton of the Pope's temporal power. Well
informed circles declare that the
Osservatore Romano only echoes the
feeling of the IntransigeanS party Of the
Vatican. The reform government organ
says that reconciliation is only gues-
tion of time and that Italy can await
that time calmly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
travelling IncoC.

LIMA, May S0,-Don Carlos de Bour
bon of Spain, travelling incognito under
the title of Count de Breu, has arrived
here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
KIsSANE OBTAlNABLE.
The Chemical:BaDk Brings Swift
Against Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-A has been
learned that William Kissane has not
fed to British Columbia, but that he is
still at his ranch in Sonoma county. A
subpoena has been served on him in the
case of the Chemical National Bank of
New York against William Kissane alias
William X. Rodgers. Action is com.
menced to recover on certain alleged
forged notes in possession of the bank.
1t is stated that other suits, similar in
character, will be commenced.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
The First Figs.

SAN Francisco, May 30.-The first
figs of the season were received to-day
by Thurston g. Harrison, from F. N.
Wertner at Winters, Yolo county and
were sold for 81 per pound.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
increase i'm values.

UKIAH, May 30-The assessment roll
of Mendocino county will show an in
crease in the valuation of real and per.
sonal property of nearly Sl,000,0 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
OBJECTING TO HIGH LICENsa
Redwood SaIoOnists Preparing
n Test Case.

REDWOOD CITY, May 3d. There is
considerable local excitement here over
the high license. recently raised by the
Board Of Supervisors and Town Trus'
tees. it being from $l5 to $50 per quar-
Ter. Sensible and reasonable men
among the saloon.keepers are not op-
nosed to the new law. A test case is
Being prepared.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31

BENSON, A. T., May 3O.-A report
reached here last night that Springer.
the Cotton murderer, had been cap
tured in Sonora, Mexico, and was await
ing Identification.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
Doipgs of the Degraded i.

PETALUMA, May 30.-Last night Sam
Marshall, an old man, threw vitriol over
the clothes of young woman named
Alice Howard. He also endeavored to
get her to drink glass of sherry wine.
which was supposed to contain sulphate
OF copper. The reason for this assauit
is stated to be owing to the circumstance
that the woman refused to marry him.
Marshall has been arrested. The as
sault occurred in disreputable house.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
Alarm I'm city of Mexico.

CITY OF MExIcO, May 30.-Up to 10
o'clock this morning no second shock of
earthquake has been experienced. The
earthquake shock of yesterday has ere.
ated fresh alarm about the safety of the
mud roofs in buildings of great age.